Eyes First - Maze

Some people are born or suffer accidents that limit their mobility required to use a mouse and keyboard in order to perform tasks on Windows 10, so eye tracking technology was developed, but is still in the early stages. As would be the trend, every time new technology is developed which is meant to be tested by the general public, it is usually delivered in the guise of something that doesn't look like something that needs testing, such as a game. That would be the case with Eyes First - Maze, a neat puzzle and maze solver where you can use Windows 10 compatible eye trackers to complete mazes that get bigger and bigger.

You can select the difficulty level beforehand, as you can adjust the randomized maze with 3, 4, 5 or 6 rows, after which you can create custom mazes with over 50 rows. All you have to do is select the destination for your dog, and it will automatically travel there as long as the trajectory is a straight line, without worrying about the game counting how many moves it took for you to get to the destination.

The goal of Eyes First - Maze is to act as a testing tool in order to observe and improve the latest in Windows 10 compatible eye trackers, as that is the main method through which it is recommended to play the game. This doesn't mean that people that don't have eye trackers can't t play the game, as it can also be controlled via mouse or a touch.

Eyes First - Maze is a great example of how the gaming industry can go hand in hand with medicine in providing technology that can be greatly beneficial to those in need.